remembrance for tulsa saying i call on the american people to reflect on racial terror in our nation and recommit to the work of rooting out systemic racism across our country, the committed to administration to address racial inequities sort investments in economically disadvantaged areas including minority owned businesses after the president issued a stark warning yesterday at arlington national cemetery while honoring america s fallen heroes. democracy itself is in peril at home and around the world. what we do now, what we do now, how we honor the memorial the fallen will determine whether or not democracy the long indoor. we expect to learn more details about the president s proposals to help communities of color economically. thank you.
people to reflect on the deep roots of racial terror in our nation and recommit to the work of rooting out systemic racism across our country. jermaine lee and antonia hylton are live in tulsa, and brendan nails alford, descendant of the survivors of the tulsa race massacre also joins us. president biden is calling it a day of remembrance. let s start, what does that mean and what is he doing today? that s right, thank you for having me, stephanie. joe biden s visit to tulsa is important for a number of reasons. it validates the story folks have been telling him in this community for a very long time. i expect him first to reflect what this momentumly means and pay respect to the estimated 300 people or so killed and all of the violence this community experienced afterwards. he will also roll out the plan to shrink the racial wealth gap. billions of dollars in federal contracts to black-owned businesses, tinker with some of the housing rules undermined by
commission? do you think it s all about politics on their part, and don t they have a point where one of the reasons is because they want to bring the controversy over what happened on january 6th and over the alleged role that donald trump played in it, they want to bring that into the 2022 midterms? well, you know, here s a revelation, this is going to the 2022 midterms anyway particularly if us as republicans don t take ownership for what happened, if every other day there s a new conspiracy theory about what happened at the capitol, anybody but what it was. and so, yeah, then i think it ll go to 2022, and and we ll look like we re just sitting here denying reality and facts. i get it, it may have a political impact. but i m going to tell you what has a political impact, if anything does, it s going to be the attack on january 6th. and then the sub gent denial to look in the subsequent denial to look in the mirror, take ownership and recommit to
commission? do you think it s all about politics on their part, and don t they have a point where one of the reasons is because they want to bring the controversy over what happened on january 6th and over the alleged role that donald trump played in it, they want to bring that into the 2022 midterms? well, you know, here s a revelation, this is going to the 2022 midterms anyway particularly if us as republicans don t take ownership for what happened, if every other day there s a new conspiracy theory about what happened at the capitol, anybody but what it was. and so, yeah, then i think it ll go to 2022, and and we ll look like we re just sitting here denying reality and facts. i get it, it may have a political impact. but i m going to tell you what has a political impact, if anything does, it s going to be the attack on january 6th. and then the sub gent denial to look in the subsequent denial to look in the mirror, take ownership and recommit to
Democrat Abigail Spanberger Flip-Flops in Favor of Allowing Illegal Aliens to Join Labor Unions
Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) voted Tuesday against a motion that would have blocked labor unions from encouraging illegal aliens to join labor unions. Spanberger voted in favor of this motion last year.
Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN), the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, unveiled a motion to recommit on the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act. The PRO Act passed through the House Tuesday night.
The legislation would essentially curb states Right to Work laws. Right to Work laws allow workers to choose whether to join a union and protect them from retribution if they do not wish to join a union.